Fix an issue with parallel tests potentially clashing #468
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One sentence summary of this PR (This should go in the CHANGELOG!)
Fix an issue with parallel tests potentially clashing
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Please describe the changes in your request.
The
test_function_replacement_modifierinofrak/ofrak_core/test_ofrak/components/test_patch_maker_component.pyis configured to run several times, sometimes writing the samereplaced_hello.outprogram. When running tests in parallel, this can create spurious failures if two tests try to write the output binary at the same time. This change introduces an inter-process file lock to avoid this.Anyone you think should look at this, specifically?
Not sure